Aigo atom a205 digital audio player user manual, Accessing the record mode file menu – Aigo atom A205 User Manual
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aigo atom A205 Digital Audio Player USER MANUAL
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Accessing the Record Mode File Menu
Via the Record mode File Menu it is possible to change the way in which the Player records (by
specifying a particular Recording Type), as well as to change the folder of recorded files that is
being accessed.
The options available in the Record mode File Menu are:
Ø Local Folder
Ø Record Type
Ø Exit
The Record mode File Menu can be accessed as follows:
1. Enter the Record mode (as outlined above) and, without recording, press the MODE button
briefly once in order to enter the Record mode File Menu.
The OLED screen will display the first option “Local Folder”.
Local Folder (Record mode)
The Local Folder function enables you to view the folder currently being used by the Player in the
selected mode (in this case, the Record mode), as well as to change the folder being accessed.
1. Enter the Record mode (as outlined above) and, without recording, press the MODE key
briefly once in order to access the Record mode File Menu.
The first option in the File Menu, “Local Folder”, will appear in the OLED screen.
2. Press the MODE key briefly once again, to view the folders available in the Record mode.
3. Use the NEXT or PREV keys to scroll down and up the list until you have selected the folder
you wish to access.
4. Press the MODE button briefly once to confirm your selection and return to the Record mode
screen.
The track information for the next track/file that can/will be created in the newly selected
folder will appear in the OLED screen.
NOTE:
To find out how to add folders to the Player, see section “Adding Folders to the Player”
on page 40.
To find out how to rename folders on the Player, see section “Changing the Names of
Folders on the Player” on page 41.
Record Type (Record mode)
Record Type (REC Type) is the second option in the Record mode File Menu. This option
enables you to specify the type of file that is created when you record directly onto the Player.
There are four (4) choices of Record Type: